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Beverly Hot Springs Spa

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Beverly Hot Springs Spa is a unique urban oasis in Central Los Angeles, known for its natural geothermal mineral water that flows from a deep underground aquifer. The spa features indoor and outdoor mineral pools, saunas, steam rooms, and a range of massage and body treatments. The experience begins with a soak in the warm, mineral-rich waters, which are said to have therapeutic benefits for skin and muscles. The atmosphere is tranquil, with Japanese-inspired decor, bamboo gardens, and soft lighting that encourages relaxation. What makes this spa distinctive is its authentic onsen-style bathing, a rarity in Los Angeles. Visitors can enjoy a full day of wellness, from a morning soak to an afternoon massage, followed by tea in the relaxation lounge. The staff is attentive, ensuring a peaceful experience. It's a favorite among locals seeking a retreat from the city's hustle without leaving town.

Don't miss

  • Soak in the indoor mineral pool, which maintains a soothing temperature of around 104°F (40°C).
  • Try a signature massage, such as the shiatsu or deep tissue, to complement the bath.
  • Relax in the outdoor pool surrounded by bamboo and tropical plants.
  • Use the dry sauna and steam room to enhance detoxification.
  • Enjoy a cup of complimentary tea in the relaxation area after your treatments.

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Ways to visit Beverly Hot Springs Spa

You can visit on your own (Entry to the mineral pools requires a day pass; book online to guarantee availability, especially on weekends). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.

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Getting there

Know before you go

  • Bring a swimsuit; the pools are co-ed and require swimwear.
  • Shower before entering the pools, as per Japanese onsen etiquette.
  • Cell phone use is restricted in the bathing areas to maintain a quiet atmosphere.
  • Stay hydrated; the warm waters can be dehydrating.

A bit of history

Beverly Hot Springs Spa has been operating since the 1980s, drawing on a natural hot spring discovered during oil drilling. The water is naturally heated and rich in minerals, and the spa has maintained a tradition of Japanese bathing culture.

Common questions

Is the spa clothing-optional?

No, swimsuits are required in all pools and common areas.

Can I visit just for the pools without a treatment?

Yes, day passes are available for pool and sauna access only.

Are children allowed?

Children are welcome but must be supervised. Some treatments have age restrictions.

Do I need to book in advance?

Reservations are recommended, especially for treatments and on weekends.

What should I bring?

Bring a swimsuit, towel (though rentals may be available), and flip-flops. Lockers are provided.

Is the water safe to drink?

The mineral water is not for drinking; it's for bathing only.

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